Adams v. Blumenshine

Citations

• 27 N.M. 643
• 204 P. 66

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT</p> <p>Real estate, acquired by two husbands by deed to them as individuals, but who are at the time engaged in a partnership business in which the real estate is used, is nevertheless community property and subject to the rights of their respective wives therein, in the absence of evidence that the real estate was acquired as a firm asset, and that the same was required to pay off firm debts or to adjust equities between the partners. A contract to convey such land by the two husbands alone, and in which the two wives did not join, will not be specifically enforced.</p>